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4 Principles for a Libertarian National Security State
How to protect Americans - and constitutional rights.
What the Syria Crisis Tells Us About the Obama Doctrine, or Lack Thereof
Obama's foreign policy is disengaged, interventionist, and aimless at the same time
Unjust Justice in the New Delhi Gang Rape Case
The victim got a speedy trial only because she gained celebrity status
Missouri Lawmakers Relax Volunteers' Medical Malpractice Liability
Opening up the market for charitable work
The Federal Reserve Is Run By an Unelected Bureaucrat
Why Obama is having trouble replacing Ben Bernanke
Obama's Fed Pick Preferences Have Feminist Critics Yellen
Is Obama a closet sexist? Or, may there be a different explanation?
Virginia Libertarian Is Only Gubernatorial Candidate Focused on Issues
Robert Sarvis lags in the polls, but leads on the merits.
The Misery of Obama's Second Term
The president is now at odds with Congress and the public.
Audit Finds IRS Employees Don't Follow Their Own Rules
On the bright side, this makes them vulnerable to lawsuits
Here's How the U.S. Can Help Rid the World of Chemical Weapons
If the Obama Administration really cared, there are a few easy steps to making not just Syria, but the whole world, a safer place
Texas Food Deregulation Helps the Little Guy
In recent years, Texas has improved the regulatory climate for craft beer, small home food entrepreneurs, and farmers markets in the state. Can the trend continue?
The People Say No to War with Syria
The Constitution did not keep President Obama from attacking Syria. The people did.
Why a Secessionist Movement Is Brewing in California
Supporters of the new state of Jefferson raise serious grievances against the state and federal governments.
The Family and A.K.A. Doc Pomus
A befuddling De Niro dud and a monument to a master Brill Building songwriter.
Can Foreign Policy Come Back to the People?
Obama and Rand Paul define the edges of the politics of Syria. But do the politics matter?
Poll: Americans Oppose Raising the Debt Ceiling Even If U.S. Defaults and Say Government Wastes 60 Cents of Every Tax Dollar
The public says Obama disappoints on transparency and that Congress passes too many laws. It's split on Snowden, trusts Facebook less than the IRS on privacy, and opposes a bailout for Detroit.
Did Obama Just Get Lucky on Syria?
The Russian escape route may save Obama from waging an unpopular war.
Obama's Incompetent and Unconstitutional Case for War
The president has embarrassed himself with the Syrian debacle.
Is the Ocean the Real Final Frontier?
Captain Kirk and Jacques Cousteau: The ultimate battle.
Obama Fails to Make the Case for War in Syria
The U.S. should only go to war when we are attacked.
The Future, Darkly
Science fiction author Barry Malzberg's failed but brilliant attempts to win literary glory.
No War in Syria
It's time for Obama to back down from his ill-conceived and unnecessary call for war.
America's Cynical Policy on Chemical Weapons
Political and economic interests play a much bigger role in U.S. involvement in Syria than the government lets on.
Meet Bill de Blasio, the Obama of New York
The Democratic frontrunner for mayor has a lot in common with the president.
Waiting for the Cannabis Crackdown
Obama's inconsistency on medical marijuana is reason to doubt his tolerance of legalization.
What's in a Domain Name?
Thousands of new Internet domain names will soon be available, but who should control how they are used?
From Abortion to Transportation, Unnecessary Regulations Cripple Individual Liberty
Tell the government busybodies to back off.
British Nannies Show the Way for Nudging Americans in the "Right" Direction
Libertarian paternalism is already British policy, and it's coming soon to a government agency near you!
Rise of the Antiwar Libertarians
Rand Paul and Justin Amash have principles that trump party politics. That's exactly why they are the best hope to stop an American war on Syria.
The U.S. Must Not Be The World's Policeman
Decades of interventionist foreign policy have eroded our freedom without making the world a safer place.
The Civil Rights Movement's Unsung Hero
For Bayard Rustin, human rights activism was never about solidarity with his own group but about freedom, justice and dignity for all
Taxpayers On the Hook for Trillions in Unfunded State Pension Liabilities
Promises are cheap. Keeping them won't be.
Why Bombing Syria Isn't Likely to Work
Air power coercion succeeds only about a third of the time
California Slides Down Slippery Gun Control Slope
The latest bad ideas from the Golden State.
Riddick, Salinger and Blind Joe Death
Vin Diesel on another planet, a great writer stripped bare, and a legendary guitarist revisited.
The Case For a Military Too Small for Obama (Or Any President) To Abuse
If you have a hammer, everything looks like a nail. If politicians have a whole bunch of Tomahawk missiles, they look for places to put craters.
Is Alexei Navalny Russia's Ron Paul?
Moscow's election this weekend will help gauge the future of freedom in Russia.
Polls Confirm Americans Don't Want War in Syria But They Still Want To Help
Chemical weapons have the public angry, but not enough to commit to military action
